THE INFLUENCE OF RENAISSANCE CULTURE ON XXI CENTURY FASHION BY THE EXAMPLE OF DOLCE & GABBANA ALTA MODA 2020 CLOTHING COLLECTION ANALYSIS

Angelika Frolova

doi:10.31804/2782-4926-2023-2-4-36-45

UDC

685.34.012

THE INFLUENCE OF RENAISSANCE CULTURE ON XXI CENTURY FASHION BY THE EXAMPLE OF DOLCE & GABBANA ALTA MODA 2020 CLOTHING COLLECTION ANALYSIS

Published in Siberian Art History Journal · Pages 36–45 · Rubric: Arts and creative industries

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31804/2782-4926-2023-2-4-36-45

Received: 29.12.2023 Accepted: 30.12.2023 Published: 30.12.2023

Authors

Angelika Frolova

Siberian Federal University Russian Federation · Krasnoyarsk

ABSTRACT

This research focuses on fashion as a separate art form with the possibility of cultural analysis of individual elements. The article presents an analysis of the influence of visual culture, philosophy and fashion of the Renaissance on fashion of the 21st century based on the material of the Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda 2020 clothing collection of the Dolce & Gabbana fashion house. Using methods of empirical and theoretical scientific knowledge, we have revealed that borrowing in modern fashion is a natural phenomenon associated with changes in philosophy. The Renaissance perceived as eternal in the understanding of our generation. Therefore, the philosophy of new humanism in the space of glamor built on its basis. Gloss, as a direct channel of communication between a person and the space of glamor, broadcasts this philosophy through its articles. Thus, a new aesthetic ideal of the era created. In addition, on the ideal basis, trends in world fashion created. The example of the Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda 2020 collection shows that designers are building their policies, creating collections based on a new philosophy and aesthetic ideal and using Renaissance fashion to reinvent themselves in their models.

KEYWORDS

fashion, fashion-journalism, space of glamor, Renaissance, humanistic trends.

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Doctor of Cultural Studies, Docent

Julia Zamaraeva

rybka08@bk.ru

Candidate of Philosophical Sciences

Anastasia Kistova

Candidate of Cultural Studies, Docent

Maria Kolesnik

masha_kolesnik@mail.ru

Doctor of Philosophy, Professor

Natal'ya P. Kopceva